They also don't make any distinction between big mistakes and small slips of the tongue. Even just on the T side, they often seem to equate "thinking Haley was Democratic Speaker of the House on 1/6" with "mixing up Sioux Falls and Sioux City." That creates two completely false assumptions: (1) that people are supposed to be perfect and …
They also don't make any distinction between big mistakes and small slips of the tongue. Even just on the T side, they often seem to equate "thinking Haley was Democratic Speaker of the House on 1/6" with "mixing up Sioux Falls and Sioux City." That creates two completely false assumptions: (1) that people are supposed to be perfect and never make small slips (>> Biden is equally weak, because he sometimes makes small slips) and/or (2) that T's giant brain farts are insignificant.
This is an excellent comment. I wish the media would distinguish between slips of the tongue and big mistakes that suggest mental decline. Sioux Falls and Sioux City....anyone could make that mistake.
They also don't make any distinction between big mistakes and small slips of the tongue. Even just on the T side, they often seem to equate "thinking Haley was Democratic Speaker of the House on 1/6" with "mixing up Sioux Falls and Sioux City." That creates two completely false assumptions: (1) that people are supposed to be perfect and never make small slips (>> Biden is equally weak, because he sometimes makes small slips) and/or (2) that T's giant brain farts are insignificant.
This is an excellent comment. I wish the media would distinguish between slips of the tongue and big mistakes that suggest mental decline. Sioux Falls and Sioux City....anyone could make that mistake.
People in Iowa/South Dakota wouldn’t.